Consumer Protection Litigation Attorney - A.G.

United Trading Group; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 84,000 - 123,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full benefits package

Job summary

Office of the Utah Attorney General in Salt Lake City seeks a complex litigator to enforce consumer protection laws and counsel the Division of Consumer Protection. The role involves investigating companies, bringing civil actions, and coordinating with state and federal partners.

The attorney will handle pre-trial discovery, trials, and high-profile cases, with opportunities to mentor staff and present at conferences. Travel to courts in Utah and beyond may be required.

Qualifications

• Juris Doctorate required.
• In good standing with the Utah State Bar.
• Preference for 3+ years post-law school experience.
• Must be able to travel.

Responsibilities

• Set and reach goals of the Attorney General's Office.
• Serve as litigation counsel for cases on behalf of the State and Office clients.
• Act as internal counsel for the Department of Commerce subparts.
• Conduct civil litigation from intake to post-judgment, including discovery and trials.
• Mentor and train clerks, paralegals, staff.
• Handle high-profile and complex cases.
• Build relationships with clients and colleagues.
• Negotiate resolutions of complex multi-party litigation.
• Draft briefs, contracts, and memoranda.
• Advise clients on complex legal issues and regulations.
• Present at conferences and panels.
• Learn new skills as needed.
• Possible travel to events and courts in Utah and beyond.

Skills

Travel ability

Education

Juris Doctorate

Job description

Office of the Utah Attorney General in Salt Lake City seeks a complex litigator to enforce consumer protection laws and counsel the Division of Consumer Protection. The role involves investigating companies, bringing civil actions, and coordinating with state and federal partners.

The attorney will handle pre-trial discovery, trials, and high-profile cases, with opportunities to mentor staff and present at conferences. Travel to courts in Utah and beyond may be required.